dianevill
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dianevill said:We need to go celebrate our non-stripper-hood!
pamperedlinda said:Congrats Diane. Ya know, if you respond to every post from Ann, Janet, Kacey, Becky and myself you should be blue in a matter of days! LOL
ChefBeckyD said:Oh Linda, that made me laugh! What a great group to be a part of!
janetupnorth said:Except does she mean a blue star or you'll be "blue" - sad in a matter of days!
dianevill said:Confused, yeah, usually. Sad? Never. You all brighten my days .
dianevill said:<--------- I am finally no longer a stripper.
Only took me 3 years to accomplish what some of you have done in three weeks - LOL!
Yahoo!
pamperedlinda said:Congrats Diane. Ya know, if you respond to every post from Ann, Janet, Kacey, Becky and myself you should be blue in a matter of days! LOL
What's up with that!? It took me 2 years to earn my non-stripper status! J/K! I do hate that saying, though! Probably because I do love to talk! :blushing: I'm a weird one though, I can talk to a door knob and be happy sometimes, and at other times, I don't want to talk at all! Guess it's a mood thingKitchen Diva said:Oh, I see how you are---when I'm not here to defend myself you throw me under the chatty cathy bus. LOL
kidding!
Congrats on the yella star! You deserve it!
MissChef said:Congrats, Diane! I just want to know how your thread about no longer being a stripper was able to stay so clean? My thread about the same thing turned into a pole dancing thread! I was scared to jump back into it! Talk about a hijack!!! Not sure how this Christian girl's thread got so bizarre! LOL!
oh my gosh, Vanessa, just type 4 more posts and you're there! Doooo it, dooooo it, doooo it! Come over to the dark side Vanessa! Come join us! :balloon:vwpamperedchef said:Congratulations....I am almost there too!
chefann said:Congrats, Diane! How does it feel to be clothed again?
Are you going to pass your stripper shoes on to someone else? How about your pole?
*snicker*
After three years of working as a stripper, I decided it was time for a change in my career. I applied for a job at Pampered Chef and went through the interview process, showcasing my skills and experience in customer service and sales. After being offered the position, I happily accepted and began my new journey as a Pampered Chef consultant.
Working as a stripper definitely had its challenges, both physically and mentally. The job required a lot of physical stamina and confidence, and I often faced judgment and stereotypes from others. However, I am grateful for the experience and the lessons it taught me.
Working for Pampered Chef allows me to use my skills in a different way. Instead of relying on my physical appearance, I now focus on providing excellent customer service and building relationships with clients. It's a more relaxed and fulfilling job for me.
I absolutely love the products and the culture at Pampered Chef. It's a company that values quality and customer satisfaction, and I am proud to be a part of it. I also enjoy the flexibility and the opportunity to connect with people through cooking and entertaining.
My advice would be to never be afraid to try something new and to never give up. Making a career change can be scary and overwhelming, but by staying determined and open to new opportunities, you can find a job that brings you joy and fulfillment. Don't let others' opinions hold you back from pursuing your dreams.